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The Comrades no-fly zone was a reminder that recreational drone flying is far more regulated than people think.
Canal+ is putting MultiChoice’s DStv streaming app on the home screen of new Samsung TVs across Africa.
Brazil is freezing illegal operators’ funds and making banks liable. South Africa should be watching closely.
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Eskom has synchronised unit 5 of Kusile to the grid, with the development expected to help ease power constraints.
Bitcoin rose above $45 000 on Tuesday for the first time since April 2022.
TechCentral’s Newsmakers of the Year are CIVH chairman Pieter Uys and Maziv and Vumatel CEO Dietlof Mare.
Shares in Naspers and Prosus slumped on Friday after China issued new measures to limit players’ spending in videogames.
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PayPal has made an offer to buy digital pinboard site Pinterest for $45-billion, people familiar with the matter said on Wednesday.
Google has updated its algorithms in an effort to promote more racially diverse results in image searches.
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Facebook, facing intense scrutiny over its business practices, is planning to rebrand the company with a new name that focuses on the metaverse, according to The Verge.
Twitter, struggling to find new users, will need to rely more heavily on its live video streaming strategy after top potential bidders were said to have lost interest in making offers amid pressure from their investors. Twitter once saw interest
It’s South Africa’s equivalent to the proverbial $640 Pentagon toilet seat — a paper binding machine that the government buys from its suppliers for the rand equivalent of almost R28 000, about 13 times what it costs in a store. Kenneth Brown, the nation’s 54-year-old

































